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After some searching on our friend google, I could not get a clear view on the following point.
I’m used to call class members with this->. Even if not needed, I find it more explicit as it helps when maintaining some heavy piece of algorithm with loads of vars.
As I’m working on a supposed-to-be-optimised algorithm, I was wondering whether using this-> would alter runtime performance or not.
Does it ?
No, the call is exactly the same in both cases.